In the midst of Russia's peace and majesty, Putin showed his unique style, an unprecedented military feat completely shocked the world: riding the Tu-160M "White Swan" strategic bomber, Putin led the Russian military to demonstrate shocking military strength. This feat not only demonstrates Russia's military ambitions, but also declares to the world that Russia's military power cannot be underestimated.
At a time when the world is shaking over Russia's military might, Armenia's move has taken people by surprise. It is reported that Armenia ** announced the termination of an important military-security agreement signed with Russia in favor of seeking support from the West. This sudden move has caused great dissatisfaction in Russia and has also caused great concern in the international community.
This move by Armenia is not without reason, behind which they hide serious concerns about neighboring Azerbaijan. In the face of military provocations by Azerbaijan, Armenia desperately wants the support of the West to strengthen its own defense and confront its neighbors. However, such a move could lead to the withdrawal of Russian peacekeepers from Armenia and exacerbate the destabilizing situation in the region.
Armenia**'s dissatisfaction with Russia was evident in this incident. The Prime Minister of Armenia bluntly accused Russia of failing to provide the necessary support in the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which led to the loss of long-term control of the region by Armenia. The accusation provoked a strong reaction from the Russian side and also raised concerns in the international community about the future of relations between the two sides.
In the face of Russia's dissatisfaction and accusations, Armenia is determined to seek external support, especially the introduction of military forces from the United States and NATO to strengthen its defense and defend itself against threats from its neighbors. However, such a move could further escalate regional tensions and trigger a wider conflict.
In the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, the CSTO did not express its support for the Armenian side, which further deepened Armenia's discontent with Russia. Armenia** has repeatedly called on Russia to "take a stand", but it has failed to receive the desired support, putting Armenia's trust in Russia in jeopardy.
The United States is not directly involved in the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict, while Russia has provided assistance.
Pashinyan may have overestimated the ability and willingness of the West to support it, treating Russia as a secondary ally.
Russia has significant influence in the Caucasus and may not tolerate Western interference.
Russia's show of military power warns the West to defend its regional interests.
Western involvement in the Caucasus could provoke a confrontation with Russia, and the situation is even more complicated.
A series of recent moves by Armenia have attracted the attention of the world. They have adopted an attitude of overture to the West, perhaps sending a signal to the West that they want their support. This strategy of turning to the West is an important step taken by Armenia in order to strengthen it. However, the real motives and consequences of this move are still worth delvinging**.
Despite the fact that Armenia is in dire need of external support in its conflict with neighboring Azerbaijan, the United States is not directly involved. At the same time, Russia provided assistance, which left Armenia in a situation of isolation. This situation begs the question, does the silence of the United States mean that their attitude towards Armenia has changed, or is there something else at play?
Armenian Prime Minister Pashnyan may have overestimated the ability and willingness of Western support, viewing Russia as a secondary ally. This miscalculation of his led to a strategic adjustment of Armenia in an attempt to establish closer relations with the West. However, such a move towards the West could have far-reaching consequences for relations between Armenia and Russia.
In the Caucasus, Russia has significant influence, which makes it unlikely that the West will be able to intervene in the affairs of the region. Recently, Russia has demonstrated its formidable military might, sending a clear warning to the West that they will defend their interests in the region. Such a hardline stance could exacerbate regional tensions and complicate the solution.
Despite Armenia**'s attempts to woo the West in order to gain support, Western involvement in the Caucasus could provoke a confrontation with Russia. Russia is on high alert for its influence in the region, and the involvement of any external forces could provoke an aggravation of the situation. Thus, the complexity of resolving the Armenian-Azerbaijani conflict may increase with the involvement of the West. At this time of uncertainty and challenges, all parties need to remain calm and rational and seek ways to resolve differences through dialogue and consultation. Only in this way can a viable path be opened for peace and stability in the region.